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Sparky speaks to his self about a particular countertransference issue in group psychotherapy: A metalogue
A discussion about reacting to a client’s history.
The co-therapist model in groups
Four reasons why group therapists should not administrate group sessions independently.
The marriage of attachment theory to group process
Attachment Theory in general can illuminate group therapy process in an extremely helpful manner.
The use of the Internet as an adjunct to group therapy
The Internet offers additional communication opportunities for group participants.
Voting to expel a group member — A reply to Breeskin from Ray Naar, PhD
Ray Naar counters John Breeskin's views on group psychotherapy and Breeskin responds.
Voting to expel a group member
The author recalls a group intervention experience involving an individual who's outside behavior was in direct conflict with his group behavior, thus jeopardizing his true progress.
Group psychotherapy column: Sparky tilts at windmills
The author disagrees with two recent publications indicating group therapy exists for monetary savings and is less successful than individual therapy.
Utilizing media as poetry, music, imagery, and symbolic objects in group therapy
Media artifacts used during sessions are an important part of group process and functioning
Procedures and guidelines for group therapy
Detailed procedures and rules members of group therapy must adhere to.
Group therapy field trips
John Breeskin's approach to group therapy seeks to create a bond between the group members in creative ways including field trips, summer vacation and homework assignments.
